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Ana shows up at Marissa and Peter’s doorstep looking shaken, guilty, and ready to confess. She apologizes for lying and finally admits that yes—she does  know Carrie Finch. Not only that, but she had actually told Carrie personal details about Marissa and Peter: what they did for work, the kind of home they lived in… all the little things you’d normally never think twice about sharing, but that suddenly feel chilling in hindsight. The police sit Ana down as well, and she tell

Two themes unfold before a medical emergency happens. A little change to the show’s format.  An AI Chatbot controlling a child’s behavior is chilling. Sidwell asks for more ER responsibility as he continues his nurse training program, and he gets it. AI Chatbot Fake Encouragement Dr. Liala Bynum’s son is Micah. He’s obsessed with an AI Chatbot. Laila breaks down and finally tells John Watson about her son. She needs help. She’s already taken his phone away, but knows he needs

The holidays arrive at the East Hollywood DMV, but don’t expect cheer, goodwill, or even working tinsel. DMV  Season 1 Episode 9, “The Next Window,” drops the crew into festive mayhem that includes a long road trip, a not-quite date, a toppled Christmas tree and a guest appearance from Leslie Jones. It’s messy, it’s chaotic and it’s exactly the kind of offbeat workplace comedy energy that’s turned the series into CBS’s stealth charmer of the 2025 season. The episode opens wit

Episode 2 opens  with Marissa and Peter settling into their new house, and baby Milo is in full newborn chaos mode. He’s not sleeping, Marisa’s not sleeping, and she’s desperately cycling through every tip, trick, and strategy the internet has ever invented. She begs Peter for help, but he’s far more interested in everything except  the baby—or her exhaustion. Meanwhile, the police head back to interview Jenny and Richie and press them for more details about their nanny, Carr

Holiday cheer hasn’t officially hit DMV  yet, but Episode 8, “Splash Mountain,” works as the chaotic prelude. The show leans into its signature mix of workplace pettiness, accidental emotional breakthroughs and deadpan absurdity. This time sparked by something as harmless (and hideous) as matching holiday sweaters. It’s a deceptively silly setup that ends up delivering one of the most honest, surprisingly heartfelt episodes of the season. The premise kicks off when Barb assem

Sheriff Country Season 1 Episode 7, “Glory Days,” had my ships sinking faster than Boone can process his feelings. This episode delivered everything I crave while stirring up enough personal drama to leave shippers like me, clutching their remotes in despair. “Glory Days” centers around a chilling case at Edgewater High School, a teenage girl, Allison Duffy, is found brutally beaten behind the bleachers. The initial silence from classmates makes the investigation tricky but S

Boston Blue  Season 1 continues to find its rhythm, and Episode 7, “Baggage Claim,” confidently steps into the spotlight. The episode not only pushes the overarching narrative forward but also doubles down on what fans are quickly discovering is the show’s sweet spot: pairing emotional stakes with sharp character work. We get the case-of-the-week mystery and the will-they-won’t-they detective tension, “Baggage Claim” served a full sampler platter. The hour opens with a glamo

“Ghosts” continues to prove that a haunted mansion can be both hilariously chaotic and surprisingly heartfelt in Season 5, Episode 7, titled “The Proposal.”  We were treated to a perfect mix of romance, ghostly meddling and some truly laugh-out-loud antics. Between dream sequences, basement ghost politics, and proposals gone wrong, this episode delivers the kind of content that makes the CBS hit a must-watch for fans of supernatural comedy with a heart. Here’s a deep dive int

Peyton and Coach W, a May-December Romance that Won’t End This is new– Elsbeth in a sports locker room and dressed as a mascot . Everything starts with a podcast of two podcast guru guys, Cole and Hank, calling out Coach W/Willoughby for the terrible season the St. Ivan’s University Basketball Team is having. Coach W was a legendary NBA Coach , and decided to come out of retirement to coach a university team back to its glory days . Things haven’t gone as expected with three

This week, Abbott returns with another warm, weird, and wonderfully chaotic episode, reminding us why it excels in both comedy and emotion. We open with Barbara proudly passing around photos of her brand-new granddaughter. The problem? These baby photos are very new, and people are politely smiling since newborns can look like confused aliens. The teachers and Ava try to conceal their true feelings until Janine asks if there’s a newer photo. Everyone’s relief is clear when Ba

If Brilliant Minds  loves anything, it’s emotional, psychological and occasionally wrapped in tulle and pointe shoes. Season 2 Episode 10, “The Resident,” delivers all three with a tight, character-driven hour that blends medical mystery with simmering interpersonal explosions. Centered around a ballerina battling ICU-induced PTSD and a hospital gala that goes off the ethical rails, the episode marks one of the season’s most intense entries yet. And yes, the Wolf–Charlie feud

Healthcare Runaround  Flashbacks of the past eleven months for a father and daughter, Sergeant Billy Fitzgerald/Fitz and Livvy. His daughter presents with a persistent fever. The desperate father first meets Adam and Ingrid for a short time, but is referred to a pediatric specialist . Later, Sasha eight months ago, then two months ago with Watson.  ALL tell the father they can't see the daughter because they need to see someone who specializes in pediatrics. This is a refle

If DOC  has taught us anything, it’s that Westside Hospital emits more emotional turbulence than a mid-air thunderstorm. Season 2, Episode 9 fittingly titled “Kaddish”  proves that once again, delivering a heavy, heartfelt hour that folds grief, long-buried truths and sibling-fueled scheming into one tightly packed emotional suitcase. And yes, it barely fits in the overhead bin. “Kaddish” drops us into the somber aftermath of Jake Heller’s  father’s death, a loss that forces

Jazz Duo Opens the Show The show opens at  Sydney’s Jazz Lounge . The famed  Hamish Watson , introduces his protege  Annabelle Lee . She stumbles a little as he walks by to give her center stage. She is sensational. Later that night after the set, they discuss the next shows and a talent scout coming to their next show.  Annabelle looks odd and suddenly collapses . Family Ties Shinwell shuns Watson’s bag of sixth fingers  with a snide remark. John just placed it on his desk.

Season 2, Episode 9, titled “The Firefighter,”  arrives as one of the show’s most emotional hours yet and it does so carrying a beautiful performance from Eric Dane , whose guest role feels both painfully authentic and achingly powerful. As Thanksgiving looms over the episode like a judgmental aunt at dinner, the NBC drama weaves together family fractures, uncomfortable truths and one very delicious looking holiday meal. And honestly? It’s excellent  television. At the cente

After six straight episodes of surprisingly consistent laughs, DMV  hits its first real speed bump with “There Is No I in DMV.” Even with the much-promoted guest appearance from Randall Park  as Beau, the golden-boy manager of the North Hollywood branch, this episode doesn’t land with the comedic punch the show has delivered so far. Randall Park’s Guest Spot: Fine, But Not Funny Randall Park is an actor I usually enjoy, but his appearance here feels… just fine. He plays Beau

Now just two episodes into the sophomore season of Landman , and it is evident that the production formula for Paramount+’s original series from Taylor Sheridan is not going to change any time soon.  From the opening drone sequences panning over the West Texas landscape, to the backing soundtrack that ping pongs between Andrew Lockington’s haunting orchestral score and knee-slapping deep roots country music, to the gratuitous close-range camera shots of the physical demands o

If Boston Blue  has taught viewers anything, it’s that Boston may be colder than New York, but the drama? Positively scorching. Episode 6, “Code of Ethics,” arrives like a well-timed caffeine boost shaking up relationships, cracking open corruption, and reminding everyone that home security cameras are basically invitations for trouble if a teenager with too much free time is nearby. Packed with character-driven tension and a few eyebrow-raising moments, this episode continue

“Exit Interview,” the sixth episode of Sheriff Country  Season 1, tries to juggle emotional reveals, a riverbank murder, and the ever-growing web of Edgewater drama but the end result lands unevenly. While the procedural engine keeps running, the character dynamics take a few unexpected turns, and not all of them hit the mark. The episode gives off the romantic tension, personal storylines, and small-town mysteries, just not always the kind we were waiting for. Let’s start w

What do Nuns, a Pop Star and a Convent have in Common? Three nuns sit watching an Alaia Jade music video on tv. She's a pop star who made an offer to purchase their convent.  This sounds like a funny joke, if it weren’t really happening.   In the church nave or sanctuary, Mother Constance Mary asks Monsignor Frank why they are selling it. He says Alaia Jade made an offer and the Vatican approved the sale. She’s doing a walkthrough tomorrow. Reverend Mother Constance knows the